PUBG
Aimbot, ESP and radar for PUBG. Win every chicken dinner.
PUBG is a 100-player information game: whoever sees the rotation first owns the circle. The PUBG cheat exposes players, vehicles and loot through walls, with a radar that makes the surrounding grid readable for the whole match.
Ballistics matter here more than in any other shooter, and the aim module compensates bullet drop and lead at range, with separate profiles for DMR and AR engagements.
Circle and rotation reads
Vehicles, players and loot are drawn with distance; the radar shows the movement of nearby squads relative to the circle. Rotating into a compound stops being a coin flip because you know who already sits in it.
Long-range ballistics
The aim module applies drop and lead compensation per weapon class, and the zeroing follows the scope in use. DMR sprays at 300 metres land on the head instead of the dirt in front of it.
Loot and drop planning
Loot filters for scopes, meds, vests and ammo crates make the first two minutes deterministic. Combined with the vehicle ESP, a hot drop can be picked by which compound is actually free.
Screenshots
Installation in 3 steps
FAQ
Does it work in ranked and normal matches?
Yes, both queues use the same build. TPP and FPP are supported.
Is there a spoofer?
Battlegrounds bans are hardware linked, so the HWID spoofer from the Hub should be used before a new account is played.
Will the ESP show players beyond the render distance?
The player ESP reaches well past normal render distance; beyond roughly 800 metres the boxes get dense, so most setups cap the draw distance lower.
How does the anti-cheat react to injection?
BattlEye allows external overlays. Inject after the lobby loads and keep the Hub window closed while playing.
